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Hello and welcome to Friday's Look North. Tonight. I did it for the

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fans and I don't regret it! But the man behind this is arrested and

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charged. I had caught to St James' and I was Botha do an apostrophe.

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Then I saw the blue lights flashing. Newcastle United remain unmoved by

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the controversial name change - and the re-branding of their ground

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goes on. Also tonight - how this woman's life was saved by a �4

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million home improvement scheme. The big bike recycle. An appeal for

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old bicycles here in the North will help disabled children in Kenya.

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And the poignant moment a bride of four years saw her wedding album

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for the first time. In sport, we'll look ahead to Sunderland's FA Cup

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tie against Arsenal with the help of one of their old Wembley heroes.

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In sport, we'll look ahead to Sunderland's FA Cup tie against

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Arsenal with the help of one of their old Wembley heroes. And we'll

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meet another Olympic hopeful, being groomed for a medal at the 2012

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Games. He says he did it for the fans and has no regrets. Just hours

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after the St James's Park signs were wrenched off the stadium walls

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to make way for the ground's new name, Newcastle United supporter

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Michael Atkinson painted the old name back on again. It got him

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arrested and charged. Meanwhile, the club today pressed ahead with

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its re-branding of the stadium as the Sports Direct Arena. Our

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reporter Adrian Pitches is there live for us now. Adrian. After the

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very public removal of the historic name of the stadium from its walls

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yesterday, it was probably inevitable that there would be some

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backlash from the fans. We had one single fan armed with he tenor

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painter came to do his bit. He was halfway through the name before he

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was arrested. -- with his tin of paint. Yesterday Look North cameras

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caught the moment as the St James's Park name was levered off the wall

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of the stadium. And this morning we filmed the latest twist in the tale.

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An irate fan had started repainting the name at half past one this

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morning before he was arrested in mid-sentence. I had got to St

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James'. I was about to do and apostrophe. Then I saw the blue

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lights flashing. I do not know why he has changed it now after making

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the original change in November. It seems like he's just winding the

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fans up. It is not as if he is getting any money out of that, he

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is just promoting his own company. The new branding is far from

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understated. In fact, Newcastle fans will say it's a very blatant

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trampling underfoot of 120 years of history. Mindful of that history,

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the city council has sided with the fans. We have been very clear, the

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people of the City have told us that this has always been called St

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James's Park and that is why we have not changed the names of any

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signs and we make this clear from the start when this was first

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announced and we have written to every media outlet no country to

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ask them to use the old name. in 1892, what other innovations

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joined St James's Park? Well, Joseph Swan patented the electric

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lightbulb. Another new invention that year was the portable

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typewriter. In St Petersburg, Tchaikovsky premiered his

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Nutcracker Suite. And in London, Arthur Conan Doyle published a

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collection of short stories entitled The Adventures of Sherlock

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Holmes. All those have survived - but not St James's Park. What do

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the marketing experts think? believe that, if money is needed to

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sustain the club then the match should go after commercial

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sponsorship and they will be looking for a sponsor to take that

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name over, and I think that it is a sound commercial decision. Across

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the road from the ground, Newcastle's finest business brains

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are trained. I think that a clever sponsor for Newcastle United

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Football Club, let's take, for example, Virgin money, would by

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then the in race for the stadium and collared St James's Park again

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and they would have huge amounts of appreciation from the fans and

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would get about 1 million customers worldwide. Over to you Sir Richard

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Branson. Can your Virgin Money ease the pain felt from Mike Ashley's

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Direct approach? Newcastle United are not playing at home tomorrow

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because it is a cup weekend and they are out of the Cup. It is

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likely to assume that there will be some fine reaction to this recent

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development at their next home fixture -- some reaction from fans.

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Well earlier we asked for your comments on our Look North facebook

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page and we've certainly had a lot, More of the day's news now. Two

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former policemen have denied being involved in a cigarette smuggling

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operation. Gary Thompson and his wife Amanda from Hartlepool pleaded

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not guilty to money laundering and Mr Thompson, a further seven

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charges of conspiring to evade cigarette duty, possession of

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documents used in fraud and producing false VAT documents.

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Fellow Ex-Cleveland policeman Anthony Lamb from Coxhoe in County

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Durham denies the same seven offences. Two lorry drivers, Barry

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Eldon from Doncaster and David Lister from Downham Market, deny

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conspiring to evade duty on cigarettes. The trial will begin at

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Newcastle Crown Court on 7th May and is expected to last eight weeks.

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The owners of a Cumbrian firm have been fined �25,000 for polluting

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three local watercourses. The company, Davidson's Junction 40,

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admitted contaminating Myers Beck, Thacka Beck and the River Eamont

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with up to 1,300 litres of oil. More than a mile-long stretch of

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water was affected. Carlisle Magistrates Court heard the

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company's underground pipes hadn't been pressure-tested for years. A

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Sunderland Councillor's been suspended from the Labour party -

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after she appeared to back a comment - on the Facebook website -

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calling for the IRA to bomb the Conservative party conference.

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Councillor Florence Anderson - from Hetton Le Hole - clicked the "like"

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box showing support for the message. A memory stick containing

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restricted information about Hartlepool nuclear power station's

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been lost by a Health and Safety officer in India. The "stress test"

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report for the plant carried out in the wake of the Fukushima disaster,

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was downloaded onto a USB memory stick against Office for Nuclear

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Regulation rules. It says action has been taken against the employee.

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She thought her freezing cold home would be the death of her, and

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longed for the day when it would be demolished. Mary Moran suffered

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from heart disease and a chronic lung complaint that left her curled

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up for days on end between damp sheets at her home. But now her

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life has been transformed by a �4 million heating and insulation

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project on Stockton's Parkfield estate, which Mary says has saved

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her life. Chris Storey reports. The heat is on for Mary Moran, and

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local MP Alex Cunningham and a houseful of dignitaries popped

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round to say what a very good thing it was too. For Mary's life has

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been transformed from one of cold and misery. It was like an ice box.

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It was like walking into it reserve. It was warmer outside than in here.

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Sometimes it was that cold, that the duvet felt as if it was damp,

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with the cold. Mary has COPD, a killer lung disease. She belives

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the new central heating could help save her life. I am not getting so

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many chest infections, where, before, I always had a bad chest.

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Parkfield Estate is being largely demolished, and ironically Mary's

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house only survived because the cash for the bulldozers ran out.

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Part of Tarring Street is being knocked down, but the rest is being

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clad in insulation and fitted with new central heating. The �3.9

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million project will benefit 433 homes in Stockton, in a partnership

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between fuel poverty specialists Go Warm and Stockton Council. People

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want to live here, and they were to live in warmer homes. There are

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people who've never had central heating year, and we can put that

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in. And then cut up to �500 each year off their heating bills.

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humbling to see, at the start of the 21st century, that a thing many

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of us take for granted - a warm house - can be greeted with such

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joy by someone like Mary. The North East could find out soon if it's to

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become the home of a new bank. The government's green investment bank

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will have �3 billion on offer for low carbon businesses. Whoever gets

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the HQ could well get a big slice of that investment. But is there

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much chance of a successful bid? Our Political Editor Richard Moss

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reports. Smith Electric Vehicles in Washington is at the forefront of

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the green industrial revolution. And as it looks to expand, it might

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be handy to have a new Green Investment Bank with �3 billion of

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cash somewhere nearby. The good news for the company is that there

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is a big push for the Government to bring the Green Investment Bank to

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the north-east. Some people are making the case that on the

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doorstep of this company, that could be in Sunderland. And it's

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easy to understand why Sunderland wants the bank. It'll employ around

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80 people, but it's also likely to make Wearside a more attractive

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place for new green businesses and jobs. And that's one of the reasons

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the city believes its bid should be taken seriously. We're still the

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area with the highest unemployment in the company and bringing in the

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jobs to an area like the North East has got to be a good thing. Any

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investment, employment has to be a factor in the decision-making.

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Sunderland is just one of 32 bidders for the bank. And its

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rivals include Newcastle, County Durham and Teesside. Clearly, they

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what expertise and finance which we have in this area and the rest of

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the north-east. They want support from professional companies that

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understand green energy and green activities. We already have that

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sort of industry, here. Industry is moving to a low carbon future, day-

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by-day. But some doubt the wisdom of having rival North East bids.

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have a wall set of bids coming in from a single labour-market is just

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daft. You are up against areas that are much better organised.

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decision about where the bank should go is due at the end of the

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month. And there will be more about the race to become the home of the

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green investment bank on BBC1's Sunday Politics this weekend at 12

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noon. Now what you might see as an old bike rusting away in the shed

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and only good for the tip, could be of great use to a group of

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ingenious engineers. "Bikes into wheelchairs" is the name of a

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collection being organised by RAF Leeming in North Yorkshire. Its aim

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- to recycle the bikes to help improve the mobility of disabled

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children in Kenya. Peter Lugg reports. Nine year old James has

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grown out of his bike so now he's giving it to the RAF to take to

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Africa. This will be perfect for the rough terrain of Africa, and

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that is what we're going to use, so that is wonderful. Patrick turns up

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with another load this time from a local junk yard. WAll the bikes

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being collected in Northallerton are destined for the Kajaido

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children's charity in Kenya.RAF Leeming has the means to get them

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there and in the corner of a hanger at the base its amassing quite a

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collection.Eventually they'll be handed over to a recycling workshop

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in Nairobi for conversion into disability aids. Eventually, the

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bikes will be handed over, for conversion into disability aids.

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The cogs, the Wales, the everything can be used, because the terrain is

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so rough, mountain bikes are ideal for what they want. This will give

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advantage to disabled kids who just want to have more independence and

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be put through mainstream schooling. Without the mobility aids,

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wheelchairs, they would not have those opportunities. The project

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runs until the end of March. Be careful where you leave your bike!

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There is another one, here! that one, that his mind and! --

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that is mine. An oil painting by Ellis Langley regarded as the piece

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of north-east heritage is up for sale. It was painted in 1967. It is

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expected to be sold for �350,000. Add the Vicente. -- magnificent.

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You're watching Look North. Still to come - Friday's sportsdesk with

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Jeff, plus: The bells are back - after years of silence at this tiny

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rural church. And, in the forecast, there is time in the cold snap,

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just in time for the weekend. The bells are ringing once again in the

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little Northumberland village of Ovingham. It follows a huge

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fundraising drive by local people who were determined to hear the

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sound of their church bells again following years of silence. They

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collected around �90,000 - and eight new bells have now been

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installed. Julie Smith has this report. BELLS PEAL. They are really

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good, they sound really nice. old bells were quite a handful, not

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particularly easy to ring, because the frame would move around quite a

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bit so it was not easy to learn, from the youngsters who showed an

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interest. The last new bills but in were Victorian times, before that,

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the Middle Ages, so to see the eight bells being rolled up the

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path, it was something very special. There's an appealing welcome with

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the new ring of eight. We have had a lot of local support from the

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villagers. I was excited when they arrived because I have not seen

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anything like it before. We got the day of school, it was worthwhile!

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It is it very exciting time for them but now the hard work starts,

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training people to ring them. OK, so don't keep hold of it!

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training is not as easy as it looks. A dedication ceremony is taking

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place on March 10th. And it's hoped they'll ring in the next 500 years.

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You might remember we brought you the story of Clayton Bennett - the

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wedding photographer whose pictures were so bad - a judge ordered him

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to give a happy couple their money back. Pictures like this in fact.

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Well now - at last - Caroline and Colin Heslop, have finally got the

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wedding album they'd always dreamed of. Chris Stewart can tell us more.

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This was the original album. The groom, with the cigarette hanging

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from his mouth, and this moving image of what we think is part of a

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wedding dress. Caroline, I hope that you like this are born because

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you have waited for it for a long time. Today, though, Caroline

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picked up the album she'd always hoped for. So instead of this. She

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Gosh! I can't believe it's mine. They're gorgeous. The new album is

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the work of photographer David Lawson. And the reshoot - everybody

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back in wedding outfits and back at the original church - was organised

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by the Master Photographers Association after we revealed

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Caroline and Colin's story on Look going to like them? Yes, we have

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going to turn out. Will you have a little cry? I might have a little

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dear, I don't know. I felt quite emotional when Caroline started to

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cry, because that is what a true, professional photographer does,

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captures emotions. It's taken a court case and four years. And a

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fair few tears - but today came tears she quite enjoyed. I'm a big

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softie! It is so important, to a woman, in particular. It is

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important - as is the sports is, I am sure! Yes, football first. And

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then there was one - Sunderland have been left flying the flag for

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the region, in this season's FA Cup. And the optimists are pointing to

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one or two similarities with their unforgettable triumph in 1973. Not

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least the fact that, on their way to the final, they knocked out

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tomorrow's opponents, Arsenal. Here's Mark Tulip. Mention

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Sunderland and 1973, and you automatically think of Leeds United,

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Wembley and Jim Montgomery. It's almost 39 years since that

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memorable May day - but the Black Cats' goalkeeper has been asked

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about that double save, on a weekly basis, ever since. What's often

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overlooked, though, is the fact they put out the favourites,

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Arsenal, in the semi-final. It was just the spirit of the team, and

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how we had played against Manchester City. We got out and got

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in their faces, as Sunderland do, even to the present day. We stop

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them from playing. Billy Ure scored the header. We had brilliant

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memories. Monty - as he's universally known - clocked up a

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club record of 623 appearances for his hometown team. Last week he was

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made their first official ambassador. And he'd love nothing

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more than to see Martin O'Neill do what Bob Stokoe did, and turn the

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team into Cup winners in his first season in charge. To me, all he has

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done, he has got them playing with belief, they believe in themselves,

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as Bob had done with us, given them a little bit more freedom to

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express themselves. It does look as if it has the hallmarks, I wish it

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was the semi-final tomorrow, that is the only thing. We're looking

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forward to it, absolutely. The advantage we have is playing at

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home though stock if we stay at a pretty decent crescendo, we will

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hopefully not just be able to give them something to cheer about.

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is a 5:15pm kick-off, and you can pay at the door. Carlisle to a

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Monday and Middlesbrough player just that. So the focus will be on

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Hartlepool against Notts County tomorrow. The top Conference teams,

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York City Art Kong, whilst Berwick Rangers host Annan Athletic, one of

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their division Three play-off rivals. Now, he's had a lot to live

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up to after being crowned World Junior Diving Champion and being

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hailed by some as the next Tom Daley. But Harrogate's Jack Laugher

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won't let any of that bother him ahead of next week's World Cup

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competition at London's new Aquatics Centre, which is doubling

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as an Olympic Test Event. I am not feeling the pressure any more

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because I have won my place at the Olympics with Team GB. There are

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3,000 people coming to watch the World Cup, and that is going to be

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amazing. 95% of them are British be well, I have a couple of my friends

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coming down to cheer me on. For all our sportsmen and women hoping to

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compete at this year's Olympics, staying injury free and making sure

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you're in the best possible shape to qualify and compete, has to be

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the key. For North Yorkshire three- day eventer, Nicola Wilson, it's

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also about making sure her horse, Opposition Buzz, is in the best

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shape too - as Tanya Arnold's been finding out. Opposition Buzz Is

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building up to 2012, he just doesn't know it. Does he know when

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it is a big event? He does not have a clue that, where he is going, but

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he knows that is building up to something big, he knows that

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something special is round the corner. How many people does it

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take to get you and the loss to the start line of the Olympics? Ewes

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looked after on a daily basis by a groom. And there is a

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physiotherapist, there are sponsors involved. I do the training and the

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competing, but I cannot do everything. Everybody does their

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bit, to make it a success for sure. One of those doing her bit is the

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key Spalding, the British equine physiotherapist, who gives him his

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monthly massage. We build them up to the course of the events season

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so that we can keep his muscles soft, and his joints mobile. And we

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can pick up on all the little niggles that he gets, as any

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athlete working at this level would. The first of four water

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combinations. Going by the direct route. Makes it look easy. So, you

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have a programme like any athlete? Absolutely. You have got to be

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prepared to change it at any point, but we have his training programme

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and a competition programme, as well. He does not know what is

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round the corner, and has no idea what we are hoping for, but we just

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keep working away at doing the training. Lovely silky horse! Like

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this dress! Finest high street, this! We're all going to be needing

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some extra layers, this weekend. We have a cold snap coming our way. We

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have a lovely picture to get us in the mood. Backers of the recent

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cold snap, at Hardwicke Park, in Sedgefield so stop -- we have

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called their coming down from the north. We will have a good few

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sunny spells this weekend. Just a couple of little showers to contend

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with, up on the fells. Still bringing in mild air, tonight, but,

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as this cold front comes down, bringing rain this way through the

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back end of the night, tonight, then, tomorrow, we have this cold

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air coming down from the north. If frosty night, Saturday Night Into

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Sunday, but with some sunshine and a dry day ahead. It will feel

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pleasant if you are out and about through the weekend. This evening,

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we have some drizzle across Cumbria at the moment. That will continue

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into the early hours. Towards dawn, we have this next batch of rain

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coming down from the north, pushing into many parts by the end of the

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night. It is going to be a mild night, with temperatures staying at

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around five Celsius. Heading into tomorrow, when it first, a wet

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start, but that will move away quickly to the south, that is when

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we get into this cold, bright air. On the fells, it could be a little

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bit when due, but elsewhere, driver sunny skies, but you could need an

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extra, wintry jacket, because that breeze from the north-west will be

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picking up strongly. Sunday, after that frosty Saturday night, looking

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at some icy stretches in places, and as we get into Sunday after

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that frosty start, temperatures struggling, at around four Celsius,

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despite the sunshine. It you are out on the fells this weekend, take

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